3 And 4, Harewood Hill

3 and 4 Harewood Hill are early 19th century buildings. Each is two stories tall with three windows and constructed of pinkish brick. They feature low-pitched slated roofs with end chimneys and a stone band at the first floor level. The first floor sash windows have gauged flat brick arches and are framed in flush wood architraves with glazing bars.

Number 3 has three stone steps leading to an 8-panel door, which has a cornice head and an oblong fanlight with margin lights. This door is set in a modern wood architrave that is flat panelled with a thin cornice. The building has heavy flanking canted bays made of brick and stone, with parapets that have blank arcaded panels.

Number 4 features an early 20th century door with an oblong fanlight, situated in a prostyle Tuscan porch, which is likely also from the early 20th century. This building has flanking half-octagonal bows that date from around 1920.